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From the President:

 
Sister Peg Albert, OP, PhD, President
Sister Peg Albert, OP, PhD, President

Moving Forward in Faith, Fortitude and Conviction!

Over the last few months, there have been so many things that have been put in our path, from the COVID pandemic to racial injustice. As I write this, we are finalizing our plan to open the 2020-21 academic year, and there is still so much uncertainty surrounding us as we at Siena Heights try to move forward.

First, the actions that caused the death of our brother, George Floyd, and many others, are totally unacceptable and an affront to our mission of respecting the dignity of all. As a faith-based university in the Catholic-Dominican traditions, our search for truth is of the utmost importance. And, sometimes, the truth is difficult for us to accept and face. We must take a long, loving look at ourselves and recognize our sinfulness. We must own where we have fallen short by recognizing how we have been a part of oppressing others either consciously or unconsciously. As a result, I have set up an advisory committee that will report to me and will assist the SHU community in dealing with these injustices.

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Legacy Speaker: Jamie Richardson ’87

The monthly Legacy Speaker Series brings featured alumni guest speakers to campus during SHU’s centennial celebration to share their stories and experience with the Siena community.

Jamie Richardson, ’87, Vice President of White Castle, discusses how Siena positively influenced his life and success in business.

Legacy Speaker: Juan Freitez, ’11

The monthly Legacy Speaker Series brings featured alumni guest speakers to campus during SHU’s centennial celebration to share their stories and experience with the Siena community.

Juan Freitez, ’11 discusses his documentary, Salad Sin Papeles: Health Undocumented, which highlights the forming of a free health clinic in the city of Phoenix.